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RDB Rasayans IPO Review / Comments

Even after losing their shirts, I see Retail Investors oversubscribing such stupid IPOs by 3.6times. Another classic example is Indo Thai Securities that has been oversubscribed 3.9 times by RII whereas ZERO times by QIB and HNI's. If QIBs and HNI's are so wary of this junk stock, how come RII rush forward like fireflies. If you happen to see the IPO Performance dashboard of Chittorgarh more than 90% of the IPOs have given steep loses across the years!!! I can confidently say that IPO market is the worst possible means of investment where your chances of sucess is limited to 10% of stocks. This is worse than Gambling!!! I CAN ONLY PITY THE RETAIL INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS WHOSE OVERFLOWING GREED HAS ENSURED THAT CHEATER IPOs MINT MONEY. As the saying goes A FOOL AND HIS MONEY ARE EASILY PARTED.

Mr Deepak now RDB fall very slowly or try to stable in current range-but in short term very much upside not possible.So if you not want to sell it completely then sell 50% and buy other share and for rest 50% wait and watch with SL

IPOs or initial public offering is best understood as the first public offering of shares by a private limited company before listing in a stock market. Looking at the history of IPO success and failure stories, you would be smart to first fully understand the various aspects behind such offerings and makes the right choice to invest or not in IPOs.

It is advisable to understand that investing in IPOs could prove risky with unfavourable market situations and sentiments and when the fundamentals of the company and industry are weak. It is best to go by facts, avoid being influenced by rumours and have a closer look at the past performances also.

Understanding the concept of investing in IPO does require a clear look into these factors:

1. It is not wise to believe rumours and success stories of IPOs at face value, for investing in IPOs is not easily learnt and there could be some misconceptions. So it is best to venture into IPOs only after you have learnt the art of investing your hard earned money in them.

2. It is wrong to be overwhelmed after hearing general statements that some IPOs are attractively priced. You would be smarter comparing the price earnings ratio that helps get the relationship between the stock price and the company`s earnings and comparing it with those of competitive companies.

3. Beware of being under the misconception that investing in IPOs could give you great gains on listing. It has been noticed by both amateur as well as experienced investors that sometimes high losses are also made. It would be safer and secure not to gamble in the shares of new issues.

4. It is good to experiment with new products in the market. But I would say that it is not smart to have this attitude with shares and invest in IPOs. Investing is about getting effective and safe returns on the hard earned money that you put into shares, so it would be smarter putting your money to work in index stocks that have been in the market for a long time and have survived the volatile economic market for long.

5. Beware of being influenced by the favourable feeling and trend in the investment market to borrow money from financial institutions of brokerage companies for getting higher allotment of shares. It is sometimes very difficult to judge the trend of the market, especially as an amateur, and this could make you end up in huge losses coupled with the repayment of the loan with interest.

6. Some assume that investing in IPOs would surely bring about gains in the long run. However I would suggest that you would definitely be much better off investing in good listed shares that have a proven record, though they sell at a higher price. However you may invest with sufficient information of the IPOs, but could not always be sure that the listing will not bring down the issue price.

212 Deepak.....About short on M&B....its fine...short it on day1...but remain itact in front of your screen.....as soon as you are in profit book it and close your trade....trade on second day & not on first day.....reason....well first day dont have circuit limits....the stock can move in any direction..... I have seen stocks gaining 100% (inventure) and stocks losing 80% (RDB)....Still if you ask me for M&B I would suggest purchasing on day 1 instead of sorting..be it in anyway....move out as soon as you are in profit...and always look at circuit limits before trading.........

SK Dash/StarReally sir you both said right i got a good lesson with that bad experience..now i never loss this much big money because from now i always follow stop loss and then trade in IPO and other shares.

its a common disclosure that equity investments are subject to mkt risk and nobody forcing any person to take the risk. And for that SEBI cant (should not) do anything for the sake of mkt discipline, otherwise it will be difficult for the genuine companies to trap the mkt. Yes, I do agree with you that SEBI should investigate and take action against the manipulators.

Mr Star i forget my loss and i will be a super invester..thx 4 that...but i am saying that these type of company looting people who poor or rich wat happen with poor people...and how SEBI give licence to these type of froad company to issue IPO.